Hillsboro recorder., 1887-09-15
what They say atoSt Us,

HillgbOfO Recorder, Wnicn mas JUST ucSn W
tablished BY ex-Solicitor +. n. strddwick
and ex State Senator Calvin E. Parish. IL
has been long time since as mnch ability
US these two gentlemen possess has gone
upon any one paper in North Carolina.
Their venture adds dignity to country jour-
nalism in general. and It hays wholly with
The editors Whether The Hillsboro "Rccor-
DER county paper as it is, shall become At
once recognized power in the state. The
Landmarks best wishes are with the re-
c0rder.
The Greensboro Ne,cs. Messis g. u.
Parish and +. N. Strudwick have revived
the HillsbUro Recorder and will edit and
publish il Iii the future. Col. J. d. Came
ron moved the Hillsboro Recorder" TO
Durham and changed the name 70 the Dur
ham Recorder" and sold 70 otter parties
but il is claimed by SOME interested parties
that tie old nshie belongs 70 the parties
who purchased from Col Cameron. Ther =
woald seem to be something "in name."' !.
10 this case, as the Hlllsboto Recorder,
IL il has existed continuously, Is By Tar the
oldest paper in the State.
The Home. We have received the initial
humber Of the HIllsboso Recorder. edited
and published BY ex-Solicitor, T. n. Strud-
wick and ex-State Senator, 9. +. Parlsh-
These names are sufficient to guarantee su-
perior ability in itscolumns. We have not
forgotten NJ. Parish's dignifed and able
course in the Senate. and as for MIR. Sirnd.
wick, he is as complete master Of clear
vigorous and pointed English. as can be
found He is beyond question one OF
the very best orators in the State and he NO
doubt can use his pen as well as his tongue.
We wish our friends abundant success IN
their new enierprise.
The PLmf: We gladly place on our ex-
change list the HiIlsboro Bscostis,s z. N.
StrddwicE End G. Z. Parish, editors and
proprietors. We know these gentlemen,
and know them 10 be men Of Igys capacity
and fine ability. and il they do not get out
an interesting paper We viii hold them per-
sonally responsible. We wish them much
snccess and rapid progress.
Tue .Su: We have before US twenty
four column paper bearing the faniliar
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name We have known from our early boy
hood. Hillsboro Recorder. It's not the old
paper so long published BY the worthy
Dennis Heartt. but new adventure. edit
| cd BY two lawyers. Messrs Z Z. Parish and
I'm. Stradwick. We have only seen No
8, and ii II wen edited. as was to be expect
ed. Our best wishes gentlemen.
The Asheville Citizen: We have received
the second number Of the Hillsboro. Ree0r'
der, published in Hillsboro by es-Solicitor
iF. n. strudwick and ex-senator O. e. Par.
ish, talent enough. we assume. to guaran'
tee good paper and most important ali
TO the Democratic party. %
The paper comes 10 US with a nam,
strangely horelike for years past and par
eel Of ourselves. Every feeling aud ever.
wish are enIisled'in in tle success % the en-
terprise. .z.
Chatham Record: We gladly welcome Il
onr exchange list new face under an oil
uame, the Hillsboro Recorder, published by
Messrs @. L Parish aud F. \. Strudwick
Who have our best wishes for the creates
success in their yentuie.
Tom Evans in North STATE: The HILLSIDE
70 ReccrtSr, by Messrs Parish and Strud
wick. has made its appearance, and is real
ly Que OF the neatest printed village paper
in the State. Success TO these &c ntlemen
North Saie: We welcome to our exchapg
list the Hillsboro Recorder, spicy aud die
nifea democratic paper which has bee
started at HilIsbofo. II shows good dei
OF life for that slaid and natural locality
| r. n. Strudwick and c. E Parish are tn
editors. They add to talent and culsiya
tion large experience in public affairs.
4 Greensboro Workman: We have recei,
ed copy Of the Hillsboro Recorder an
like !. niach. II the editors can give the
time to u they make IL power in ol
Orange.
We thank our brethren Of The Press 70
their kindly mention and will try TO met
their good wishes F%